National Republican., 1887-05-26
Total..-... 1 s2711 8 Total ...... 212 2714 8
INNINGS.
Boston. ............ :. 0 O o o 0 2 o 2-4
Chicago, .,.,.,.,.,. 0 0 0 0 O 2 o.

q
:, Earned runs--Bostop, 9. .Two-baso hits
Ryan. 2; Burns, l. Kelly, 2; Wise, 1; Morrill,, /:
Johnston, l. First base on bills-Sunday, 1;
Flip i Ray RHdbSnrne Struck out
balls-Fiint, J. Time-i5O. Umpire-Quest.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Cincinnati, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, 13: Cleveland, 7.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 10: "Mets," 8.
AT Louisville-Louisville, 8; Brooklyn, 4.
THE "METs'' SIGN A NEW PITCHER.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-James McMullen,
of the Pioneer Base Ball Club, signed a con.
tract yesterday to pitch for the Metropolitans
Of New York, He leaves for the east to-day.
RESULT OF YESTERDAYS RACES.
CINCINNATI, May 25.-The third day of the
and excellent attendance.
First race-war Sign won, Alfred second,
Uncle Dan third. Time. 1:5i.
Second race-Cruiser won. Ocean Wave Sec
ond, Bob Thomas third. Time, 107.
Third race-Clarion won, Hiada second.
Katie a third. Time, 1924.
Fourth race-Jacobin won, Kaloolah second,
Filth raceNMile. While al the post Fugato
delivered a vicious kick on the upper left FORE
leg OF Libretto, the winner of Mondays derby.
streaming from the wound. After a long con-
sultation tho bets were declared of. Libretto
was allowed to be drawn and the race post
betting. Unite won, Pearl second, Fugato
third. Time 1a6%.
CLIFTON, May 25.EFirst race-Fiye iurlongs.
Henrietta won, sylla second, Alveda third.
Second race-Three. quarters of a mile. John
Alexander won, King Arthur second, Annie
Martin third. Time, 1:19l4.
Third race-One mile. Belmont won,
Th5iftless second, Petersburg third. Time,
Fourth race-one and oue-elghth miles
I'M xxf inn dsaf hi rI
Time, 2:04.
Finh race-sevcn firiongs. Peter l. won,
Haledon second, Lizzie Walton third. Time.
1871.
MERRY HAMPTON WINS THE DERBY.
LONDON, May 25--The race for the Derby
Stakes, for 3.year-olds, was won by Mr. j.
smons Harrison's bay colt, Merry Hampton.
Mr.. NJ; pswson's bay colt The Baron, came IN
Marley, third. There were eleven starters.
Lynn Il Wall, 90s Pennsylvania avenue furn-
ish the following entries for the
RACES AT BROOKLYN TODAY:
First ace-seven-eighths of a mile-Jennie
3, llS pounds; BIam6letop, lis; saxony, us;
Arch, III; Ichi Ban, III: Editor, III; Anarchy,
llS; MARYLAND, 100; Britannia, III.
pounds; Pampero, iO7; Free Knight, lO5; stone.
and Rye, 1903; Ariel, i0s; The Bourbon, lOS;
Ferona, 1oS; Phil Lee, 1Oa; Bonnie Prince, 100;
Valiant, 95; Paymaster, 92.
Third race-0ne and one,sxteenth miles
Jessie. Ss pounds; Maggie Mitchell, 9S: AL
Reed, 1o9; Nellie B. l0S; Ontario, 81; Glen
mound, 95; Obeliskc 100; suitor, ..93; Matiwan,
105; Reyeller, 1l3; Sunbeam, l13.
Fourth race - One and one.eighth miles,
handidap-Dry Monopole. III pounds Buck
stone. l6s; Richmond, 1osi Florence NJ, lo5
All Estill, 105; Oriiiamrne, 92 Biscuit, 93: Han.
over, l07; Barnumt. 122; Wonderment. 1O6; Ichi
Ban, LOG; Burch, l16; Wickham, ITO; Boaz, 1l0
Brown Duke. 100.
Fifth -eighths of mile-Tea Tray
1l5 pounds; Ceawood, ll5; Mercury, ll5 Bay
Ridge, l15; Euchre gelding, 1l2; Subaltern, liz
Ellen Govern filly, 49,
Sixth race-Three-auarters of a mile, sell
ing-Blue Line, 1l3 pounds; Tambourstte, ll3
May Lady, 1l3; Chatter, Ill; Armstrong, 9s
Calera, 100; Sam Brown, 116; McBowling, 110
Bankrupt, 115; Poet. 1i5; Adoneus, 1l5: widgeen
Jog; Costello, JOG; Chectaw, 100; Red Prince, 96
Briilianteer, 101; Keokuk, III.
TIE "REPUBLIcAN's" TIPS.
The REPUBLICAN, makes tho following selec
tions for the Brooklyn races to-day:
First raoe-Ssxony first Brittanic second
Second Tace-Rock and Rye first, Telie Doe
second. Third race-Jessie first, Al Reed sec.
ond. Fourth race-Hanover first, Richmond
a 4 N mi